The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 4, 1932, Page 5

of | torium. y| will be the court of honor to be held BISMARCK TRIBUNE THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1982 “Outdoor Day” and no ment of the program will be until Priday night, according to Ful ton. Special arrangements made to provide features: that prove innovations in scout work here, he said. Window displays, featuring exhibits of scout handicraft work, will be shown by several Bismarck mer- chants during the week and scout Posters and stickers will be dis- tributed? Kelley Simonson, Dr. George M. Constans and Fulton make up the anniversary week committee. TRANSPORT HEAD DIES Cheago, Feb. 4.—()—Walter F. Halley, 36, president of the Rapid Air Transport of Omaha, Neb. was ‘found dead in. bed in a room in ® ho- tel Wednesday night. The hotel phy- sician, F. H. Hicks, said Halley died in his sleep from heart disease Lend SCOUTS 10 OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY WEEK Local Troops to Participate in A Seties of Ceremonies From Feb. 7 to 15 had been dead for 10 or 12 hours. maid discovered the ‘body. meetin special session at acout headquarters at the city audi- Thi evening, scouts will at- the k-Dévils Lake bas- ketball gaine in @ body and will be presented in mass formation between the halves. Drum and Bugle Corps include the ‘The high apot in of the colors. week's activity at the high school gymnasium Fri- day evening, acpording to W. G. Fui- ton, local scout executive. At that time badges will be awarded and a genéral ittspection made of all troops. A delegation of scouts will present to Governor George F. Shafer and A. P. Lenhart. Sat has been set aside as Phone 700 IZ) at eve~ Derby, this several | With St, Valentine's day were used hrist-/for the tables. Honors in the bridge games went to Miss Marie Jacobson, ~ Prigk McKee, Mandan. A like number of 15] Suests were entertained by the hos- tesse: & luncheoh Monday after- noon at the home of Mrs. Kennelly. Grew [A spring motif was featured in the scope of appointments. Mrs. seers. /and Mrs. C. vat ome! score prizes. Other parties of the the |" ‘were given last week. Fig the local ¢ - - cl | Meetings of Clubs | we||_ And Social Groups | 4>> president. ‘The Royal } Other members are Mesdames F.a meeting at ; L. Brandt, George Humphreys, in the Odd Fe ‘Adolph. Kutchera, W. E. Perry, Pred, the business Ohde, Marcia, Thomas, M. Hines, E. jeocial hour an F. Trepp, O. B, Lund, and F. E. Mc- eerved. Curdy. | * * *® .| Members of Mr, and Mrs. Nell O. Churchill, 618 tisan Club No. | Mandan Bt, have returned from Min- this evening at | noapolis where they: attended the fred Dale, 1016 Eight Northwest Auto-show and visited with velatives, : ** * fi Miss Mary Ryburn entertained the eight members of her bi club at the University club, 916 4o3 High sores in the evening’ ; re held by Mrs. Richard and Mrs. John Caplice. i eee ;|Mother of Dr. Cole ae Is Critically Ill at,|. ‘The condition of Mrs. W. A. Cole, 4 | Bisbon, maar ot Dr. W., E. Cole, 210 Park 8t., who suffered a paraly- t home of htr oF a | athe U REGISTRATION GROWS i orand Forks, N.D. fe ai A total of 1,319 students had register- CORWIN-CHURCHILL MOTORS, INC. A. W. LUCAS CO. Bismarck’s Style and Shopping Center Marmarth Man Leads |fiutcsur uo a, Cramer of Mare Patrol in Nicaragua) ==. ». p. FORKS RACE SIZZLES Grand Forks, N. D., Feb. 4. “non-com” and the killing of two| commission vacancies soldiers in the Sn atnecccen of of than ever Wednesday when four more theargent ‘ohh bs entered the field for the Wednesday. lef-!Mfarch election. Latest aspirants for @ Brannon, At-/Cisch ay. Pitegeraid and ter: lanta, Ga, who holds a lieutenant’s ‘andi “e | eee Gs eat enant’s|to, Candidates now total 10. Sustained a superficial wound when a |AME! EBAT! IN | patrol of 48 men came into conflici saan a Fen. ae with 100 Sahdinistas near Matagalpa| Jamestown high school debate team City Wednesday. won its first interscholastic tilt Wed- In_ addition to the two guardsmen | nesday night by defeating Valley City killed, the insurrectionists left four|in debating “resolved that the several of their men deid and two woundéd| states should enact legislation pro- on the banks of the Tuma river a8/viding for compulsory unemployment they fled after a duel lasting two| insurance.” . A second brush re ctorious for the loyal! 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You can get it with an absolute guarantee that if it doesn’t stop the pain—the agony—and reduce the ‘swelling in 48 hours—your money back. : Uric Acid Poison Starts to Leave Body in 24 Hours Out of your joints and muscles go the uric acid deposits that cause all your suffering—it’s a safe, sensible, scientific formula—free from harm- 122 Main Avenue good for sciatica, neuritis and lum- ‘bago—quick, joyful relief—no more idle days—it removes the cause.—Ad- vertisement. —————e The Patterson New Main Street Coffee Shop and Restaurant ‘When you want to meet for a private social or business chat try the new Restaurant on Main Street. The Patterson Hotel now has four eating places, all supplied from one kitchen. That im the reason-they serve better food for lens money th ny in Bismarck. Try je dinner including Coffee. ‘We never When he says: “LET'S NOT DRESS!” the wise young | person knows it means this CosEd frock! BARNES PIONEER DIES ! BUILDERS’ WAGES CUT Valley City, N. D., Feb. 4—(#)—| Minneapolis, Feb. 4—(P)—Reduc- | John E. Staub, 72, pioneer Barnes|tion in wages averaging approximete- county farmer, dropped dead of|ly 15 per cent were put in force | —(P)—|heart disease on his fart near here|Thuteday by the Minnesota Building | Wednesday night. He leaves three | Employees’ association in an effort to . sons and one daughter. i HURRY LAST TIMES THURS. WILLIAM POWELL nt wit! Evelyn Brent with Wallace BEERY What a pair of stars!---and what a love story!---Come ride with the “Hell Divers” on a mile-a-second nosedive to Romance. A great cast including Dorothy Jordan and Con- rad Nagel brings you the season’s most sparkling thrill show! Features at 2100 © 4115 7122 = 9184 Although this is a Road Show Attraction, Our Regular Prices Will Prevail. 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